It's essential to have tools for reading the Bible, especially for new believers. The resources below will help guide you through reading the Bible, and understanding it. The context of different books of the Bible are really important, and knowing how to navigate the Bible and where to go for specific occasions is a useful tool that will help you in your walk.
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The Streetlights Bible is an amazing app and resource that combines the word of God with spoken word. This amazing ministry not only makes the Bible more understandable, but it is a great resource to have with you on the go so you can access the word of God at any time.
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This very simple annual Bible reading plan gives you a day-by-day reading plan that guides you through the entire Bible in the course of one year. This was downloaded from Navigators, a wonderful organization that provides a wide range of resources on various topics.
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Through the Word is an amazing app that walks you through each chapter of the Bible, providing essential context and commentary that will help you better understand the Bible.
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If you're relatively new to the Bible, this app is for you. Read Scripture provides an electronic version of the Bible, that pairs each section of the Bible with a specific Psalm. What's more is that this app comes complete with explainer videos from the Bible Project that help you understand the narrative structure of each book in the Bible, along with critical context that assists you in digesting the Word of God with greater appreciation.
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The American Standard Version (ASV) came into being due to the leadership of eminent church historian Phillip Schaff, who assembled a team comprised of 30 American and British scholars. Work began on the ASV in 1872 and was completed in 1901. The translation committee was tasked with the mission of providing readers with an accurate, literal, word for word translation of the Holy Scriptures. Downloaded from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library, a wonderful online resource.
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